The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1887-10-12
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

F. NJ. Reck is down from Marien.
vile this week.
Slight sprinkling Of snow in town
yesterday-very slight, however.
The lumbermen would very much
appreciate fair sized food just about
now.
Rowland Cobb moved into the
Hulings house on Monday Of this
week.
w. w. Hulings Esq, formerly of
Louisville, now of Denver, Colorado,
is paying Tionesla visit.
Mr.. j. j. Green of Tylersburg,
was in town Monday and gave the
REPUBLICAN a pleasant call
Rev. McIllyar's lecture on Odd
Fellowship, last evening, WAS we'll at
tended and quite entertaininf.
Don't forget the concert at It'd.
ioute on the Goth inst. Better secure
seats right away and get the choicest.
Mrs. w. L. Lathy of Newton,
Kansas, is paying her mother and
other ..onesta relatives aud friends a
visit.
Mr.. w. C.. Rogers Of Brookville,
Pa, one of the efficient clerks Of the
State Senate last winter, is in town
to-day on legal business.
Rev. Hickling is having his
dwelling newly painted and beauti'
fed, and is making some Internal i'm.
provements in the same.
Miss Jennie Wolf, daughter Of
Peter Wolf Of TioDests township. is
lying very low with typhoid fever,
with little hope of recovery.
Mr.. II w. Roberts, wife and lit.
tie girl, returned to their home in
York State after a week pleasantly
passed with Mr.. RS parents.
Mill Village Herald: Mr.. and
Mrs. j. r Hunter went to Stewards
Run, forest Co this week to attend
the funeral of Mr.. Hunters sister,
Mrs. Annie Range.
From Barnett: Mrs. II. p.
Spence of Emp rum, is now visiting
her friends near Darlington.
j. j. Reynolds near Clarington, has
found large quantity of coal ON his
land. Hope he may have good cue,
cess with it.
The Wolcott we'll is down in the
n.ighborhood of 1900 feet, and it is
expected to finish up this week, that
is, to the depth of 1900 feet. Some
slight signs of oil have already been
shown, but only 10 the stray sands,
and not sufficient to give any indica.
tions of what the final outcome will
be.
BY a private letter from Mr..
John l.. Kron of Kittanning, we learn
that Mr.. George Dougherty, formerly
of this place was united in marriage
with Miss Nina Schrecengost, on the
9th inst. George has many friends
among the young people of our town
who will wish him all manner of pros
perity and happiness.
DIR. Higbee, State Superiutend,
ent, has appointed Friday, Octobe;
2lst, as School ArbOr Day, and ear
nestly urges its observance by all the
schools of the State, suggesting to su'
4, perintendents, teachers, and school of
fcers the prOpriety of using every eff
fort to forward this important work
employing such means as their good
judgment may direct.
, Last Saturday as Mr.. VIM. Tobey
was returning to bis hume at Buck
Mills, he stopped at Mr.. Kiser's place
German Hill, for dinner, and while 10
the act of taking a seat on the sofa
he was overcome by a sudden attack
of pleurisy, falling to the floor and
. bruising his face quite badly. DR.
p Morrow was summoned and gave hin
much relief and he is at this writing
recovering quite well.
Mr.. Edward Bevier, proprietor o.
the Brookvllle House, Brookville, Pa,
a passed through town one day last
: week, having in charge a foe drove o.
' sheep, which he was taking to his farm
!, near Marienville, this county. Mr.
!, Bevier has had much experience il
Q sheep and stock raising and believes
this county to be peculiarly adapted
to that business, and proposes to give
y : it trial. That he will make a sue
cess Of it there is no doubt whatever